The Peopleโs Princess
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Buckingham Palace, 1981
Her engagement to Prince Charles is a dream come true for Lady Diana Spencer but marrying the heir to the throne is not all that it seems. Alone and bored in the palace, she resents the stuffy courtiers who are intent on instructing her about her new role as Princess of Wales...
But when she discovers a diary written in the 1800s by Princess Charlotte of Wales, a young woman born into a gilded cage so like herself, Diana is drawn into the story of Charlotteโs reckless love affairs and fraught relationship with her father, the Prince Regent.
As she reads the diary, Diana can see many parallels with her own life and future as Princess of Wales.
The story allows a behind-the-scenes glimpse of life in the palace, the tensions in Dianaโs relationship with the royal family during the engagement, and the wedding itself.
Praise for Flora Harding:โIf youโre a fan of The Crown, youโll love thisโ Womanโs Weekly
โFascinating...a beautiful love storyโ Woman
โMagnificent. It carries so much depth and warmness, and closeness to the characters that you do not want to part from them...a page-turnerโ Best Historical Fiction Reviews
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Flora Harding began writing over 30 years ago to fund a PhD on the disposal of waste in Elizabethan York, and has juggled fact and fiction ever since. Under various pseudonyms she has written more than 75 novels, histories and other forms of non-fiction and continues to be fascinated by the relationship between the past and the present, whatever she happens to be writing.
